Jennifer Lopez recently celebrated the simultaneous release of her ninth studio album, This Is Me … Now, and its accompanying musical fantasy film, This Is Me … Now: A Love Story. And while the lead-up to both productions was a fashion sight to behold, it appears Lopez isn’t slowing down any time soon.

For an appearance Monday on The Kelly Clarkson Show, J.Lo wore a sandy ensemble pulled straight from the Paco Rabanne Spring/Summer ’24 collection. As monitors of the fashion world might recall, that particular Rabanne collection was dominated by gold and silver looks that felt like a modern spin on medieval armor fused with the silhouettes of ancient Roman togas.

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Lopez (and her stylists, Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn) chose one of the more neutral-toned pieces from the collection—but it still had plenty of dazzle. The beige ensemble featured a blazer-style long sleeved top, whose respective sides were twisted and crossed each other at Lopez’s stomach. The excess fabric created a sort of front-slip tulip skirt, stitched together with ruched material, and the bottom hem was adorned with strips of silver studs and a zigzag fringe of beads (which matched J.Lo’s chunky silver necklaces up top).

The hip-revealing top was paired with matching harem pants, which had laces going up the sides at the very bottom of the legs. On her feet, Lopez wore matching tan platform heels with a peep-toe detail.

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Outside of the show, Jenny From the Block rounded out the look with a large tan fur coat (another nod to the mob wife trend, which doesn’t seem to be going anywhere). She also sported square, chocolate-colored sunglasses and tan gloves, while also carrying a white top-handle bag. Fans got a glimpse at the entire look when Lopez posed next to billboards for her new musical film on the street in Times Square.

Joel Calfee

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